Made in Hell
Every legendary sword in every RPG ever made got its +12 Holy Damage from somewhere. Nobody asks where. It's hell! Literally — the underworld's finest magical production facility. Manage your goblin workforce, brew powerful potions, and keep the dark arts industry running. Someone has to do it.
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Every legendary sword in every RPG ever made got its +12 Holy Damage from somewhere. Nobody asks where. It's hell! Literally — the underworld's finest magical production facility. Manage your goblin workforce, brew powerful potions, and keep the dark arts industry running. Someone has to do it.
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About This Game
You've looted thousands of magical items. Ever wonder who made them?
Behind every glowing legendary weapon, every cursed artifact, every suspiciously well-enchanted ring — there's a supply chain. A grimy, potion-soaked, goblin-staffed supply chain. And now it's yours to manage.
On the orders of a Dark Lord with questionable management skills, you've taken over Hells Kitchen — the underworld's premier manufacturer of magical item properties. Your job: keep the cauldrons bubbling, the phials flowing, and the goblins moving.
BUILD YOUR PRODUCTION EMPIRE
Design and optimize your factory floor on a grid-based layout. Place alchemical stations, plan your production chains, and route your goblin workforce with ruthless efficiency. Space is tight. Ambitions are not.
MANAGE YOUR GOBLIN WORKFORCE
Goblins are reliable, hardworking, and easily replaceable. They carry phials of magical liquid between stations, follow orders without complaint, and occasionally drop things. As their salary is very questionable, so is their commitment.
BREW THE PROPERTIES OF LEGEND
Every station in Hells Kitchen serves a purpose. Combine temperature, purity, and timing to produce the exact magical properties that adventurers will one day find on a sword and consider totally unremarkable.
A CAST OF QUESTIONABLE SPECIALISTS
Beyond your standard goblin crew, recruit witches, ogres, and other underworld professionals — each with their own station, their own quirks, and their own opinion on workplace safety regulations.
